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The Medicci Is A Downtown Getaway, Located Near Everywhere You Want To Be. Situated In A One Acre Private Park With Barbeque And Picnic Facilities, Sand Volleyball Court, Night Lighted Tennis, A Par Course, And Custom Professional Jogging Paths, The Medicci Has Something To Offer Everyone. And For The Golfing Enthusiast, There Is A Putting Green And Driving Cages. Also On The Grounds Are A Childrens Playground, A Cabana Refreshment Center, And A Junior Olympic Sized Swimming Pool With Expansive Sundeck And Therapy Spa. The Rooms Feature All The Comforts Of Home With All The Amenities Of A Hotel. Make Yourself At Home At The Medicci, Downtown Los Angeles Premier Accommodations. Los Angeles Hotels - largest online directory and reservation system for Los Angeles hotels, motels, inns, bed & breakfasts and other lodging accommodations in Los Angeles, USA.
Address: 725 Bixel Street, Los Angeles Ca 90017 Los Angeles, California United States of America
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